Dictionarium scoto-celticum : a dictionary of the Gaelic language ...

:GLU 538 GOplease God : glòir, sonas nèimli. 3. honour,praise, fame, renown : cliù, urram, àrd-mholadh.4. splendour, magnificence : niòrachd, greadhnaclias.5. lustre, brightness : dealradh, dèarsadh,soillse. 6. pride, boastfulness, arrogance: uaill,stràic, mòr-chuis. 7. generous pride : meas, urram.Glory, v.n. Dean uaill, dean ràiteachas, dean bòsd.Gloser, s. See Commentator.Gloss, .t. 1. A comment : mineachadh, brighmhincachadh.2. superficial lustre : liomh, dealradh.Gloss, v. a. et n. 1. Explain by comment: minich,nochd brigh. 2. palliate by specious exposition :Gluttonously, adv.cuir cleoc air, cuir sgleo air, thoir leisgeul bòidheach.3. embellish with superficial lustre : liomh,sgeadaich. 4. comment : minich. 5. make slyremarks : cuir dreach meallt' air.Glossary, s. Fociair, leabhar mineachaidh sheanfhocal, clàr-mìneachaidh.Glosser, s. 1. A commentator : fear-mlneachaidh.2. a polisher : fear-liomhaidh.Glossiness, «. Liomharrachd, niincad.Glossy, of^'. 1. Shining, smoothly polished : liomharra,min, lannair. 2. specious : bòidheach, mln.Glottis, s. Cioch-bhràghad.Glove, s. Làmhainn, nieatag.Glove, v. a. Cuir làmhainn air, còmhdaich le làmhainn.Glover, s. Làmhainnear.Glout, i: a. et «. 1. Pout, look sullen : cuirgruaim, amhairc gruamach. 2. gaze : beachdaich,spleuchd.Glow, v. n. 1. Be heated so as to shine withoutflame : deàrrs, soillsich le teas. 2. burn with vehementheat : dian-loisg, loisg. 3. fisel heat ofbodj' : bi teth, bi blàth, teasaich. 4. exhibit astrong bright colour : deàrrs, boillsg. 5. feel activityof fancy : bi teth, bi blàth. 6. rage : bifeargach, las.Glow, «. 1. Sliining heat : caoir, caoir dhearg, teas,soillse. 2. vehemence of passion : ainteas, dianchorruich,lasan. 3. brightness or vividness ofcolour : liomh, lannair.Glowing, adj. Teth, soillseach, lasach.Glowingly, adv. See Glowing.Glow-worm, s. Cuileag-shniondiain.Gloze, v. n. Brosguil, dean miodal, dean miolasg.Gloze, s. Brosgul, miodal, sodal, miolasg, gabhunn.Glozer, s. Sodalach, fear-brosguil, breugadair.Glozing, «. Uath breagha, sgèimh.Glue, s. Glaodh.Glue, v. a. 1. Join with a viscous cement : glaodh,tàth. 2. hold together : cum 'n a cheile, tàth.3. join, unite : conih-thàth, comh-dhlùthaich.Glue-boiler, *. Fear-glaodh-dheanaimh.Gluer, s. Fcar-glaodhaidh, fear-tàthaidh.Gluisii, adj. Olaodhacli.Glum, v. n. Cuir niùig ort, seall gruamach.Glum, s. Mùig, gruaim.Glum, adj. Dordi, gruamach, mùgach.Glut, r. o. 1. Swallow, devour : glam, sluig, glut.2. cloy, fill beyond sufficiency : sàsuich, lion. 3.feast or delight even to satiety : lion, sàsuich.Glut, s. 1. That which is gorged : glamadh, slugadh.2. plenty even to loathing and satiety : Ian,sàth, geòcaireachd. 3. more than enough, overmuch: tuilleadli 's a' choir, geòcaireachd. 4. anything that fills up a passage ; lionadh, Ian.Glutinous, adj. Glaodhach, righinn, tiugh.Glutton, «. 1. One who indulges himself toomuch in eating : glaimseir, glamair, geòcair, craosair,tollaran. 2. one eager of any thing to excess:gionair, fear ciocrach, glaimhear.Gluttonous, adj. Craosach, geòcach, gionach.See Gluttonous.Gluttony, «. Geòcaireachd, glamaireachd, glaimhearachd,plutaireachd, craos.Gluy', adj. Glaodhach, righinn.Gnar or Gnarl, v. ìi. See Snarl, v. n.Gnarled, adj. Meallach, plucach, snaidhmeach.Gnash, r. a. et «. 1. Strike together, clash: thoirdlosgan air, buail f a cheile. '2. grind the teeth :dean diosganaich, no, giosgan, meil. 3. fume,growl : cas, drein.Gnashing, s. Diosgan, giosgan.Gnat, s. Meanbh-chuileag.Gnaw, v. a. 1. Eat by degrees, devour by slowcorrosion : caith, ith, cnàmh. 2. bite in agony orrage : ith, creim, cagainn. 3. wear away by biting: creim, caith. 4. pick witli the teeth : teum,creim.Gnawer, s. Fear-cagnaidh, fear-creimidh.Gnomon, s. Clag-niheur, faileasaiche, clag-shnùthad.Go, V. 11. 1. Walk, move step by step : falbh, imich,theirig, no, rach, siubhail, coisich, gluais. 2.move, stand not still : gluais, falbh. 3. walk leisurely,run not : coisich. 4. travel, journey : triall,gabh turus, falbh. 5. proceed : siubhail, imich,falbh. 6. proceed in mental operation : theirig.7. take any road : gabh. 8. march in a hostileor warlike manner : imich, rach a mach. 0. e-scape : rach as, teich, tàir as. 10. be known : biaithnichte. 11. pass, be received: gabh. 12.flow, pass: sruth, sil. 13. be regulated by anymethod : bi fuidh fiaghailt. 14. reach, or be extendedto any degree : ruig. 15. have influence:buadhaich. IG. contribute, concur : comh-oibrich,17. be pregnant : bi trom, bi leth-troniach. 18.go about, attempt : oidhirpich, thoir deuchainn.19. go aside ; rach a thaobh. 20. go betweenrach eatorra. 21. go hi/, pass away unnoticed:theirig seachad. 22. go bi/, observe as a rulecleachd. 23. go doioi, be swallowed : sluig. 24.go in and out: theirig a mach 's a stigh. 2.5. gooff, die eug, bàsaich. 26. go : off, depart from apost : rach air falbh. 27. go off, fire : loisg. 28.go 0/1, make attack : thoir ionnsuidh. 29. go on,proceed : falbh air d' aghart. 30. go over, revolt :dean ceannairc. 31. go out, go upon any expedition: rach a mach. 32. go out, be extinguished :rach as. 33. go through, execute : theirig troimhe.34. go through, sufter : giidain.